Summary
Stephen Curry, a key player for the Golden State Warriors, has experienced a setback in his recovery from a knee injury. This issue arose while he was trying to return to play, and it could delay his return to the basketball court.
Key Facts
- Stephen Curry is dealing with patella-femoral pain syndrome, also called "runner's knee."
- An MRI confirmed Curry's injury but showed no structural damage.
- Curry has not played in February due to this knee issue.
- The Warriors are currently 31-28 in the NBA standings and in the No. 8 seed in the Western Conference.
- Curry's setback happened during the NBA All-Star Weekend while he was working out.
- The team plans to re-evaluate Curry's condition 10 days after the MRI.
- The Warriors have a strong chance to remain in the play-in tournament despite Curry's absence.
